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Electron pressure

Equation 16 is a form of the generalized Ohm s law. Ion mobiUty, electron pressure gradients, and inertial effects have been neglected. The latter two phenomena are generally of no concern in MHO generator flows, but ion mobiUty is sometimes significant. Ohm s law including ion mobiUty, stated here without proof, is... [Pg.414]

Overall, the technical complexity of the Deans switch system is considerably greater than that of a mechanical switching valve and it is accepted that reliability and ease of use is reduced as the system complexity increases. For many compound types, however, the completely non-intrusive nature of the Deans method offers sufficient advantages to justify its application. However, the use of modern electronic pressure and flow controls integrated into the overall computer control of the chromatographic system does now make the operation of Deans switches significantly easier or more reliable than has been reported in its earlier applications. [Pg.55]

Controlled-potential (potentiostatic) techniques deal with the study of charge-transfer processes at the electrode-solution interface, and are based on dynamic (no zero current) situations. Here, the electrode potential is being used to derive an electron-transfer reaction and the resultant current is measured. The role of the potential is analogous to that of the wavelength in optical measurements. Such a controllable parameter can be viewed as electron pressure, which forces the chemical species to gain or lose an electron (reduction or oxidation, respectively). [Pg.2]

Applications On a comparative basis, HTGC is a relatively new tool and extremely valuable for the analyses of extracted polymer additives, as shown by industrial problem solving. For satisfactory analysis of in-polymer additives by HTGC two specific conditions are to be met. The instrument should be equipped with a cool on-column injection port to better preserve some of the additives and/or their by-products that may be thermally labile. The instrument must also have electronic pressure control so that some of the very high-boiling components, such as Irganox 1010, are... [Pg.201]

A more general relation between potential and electronic pressure for a density-functional treatment of a metal-metal interface has been given.74) For two metals, 1 and 2, in contact, equilibrium with respect to electron transfer requires that the electrochemical potential of the electron be the same in each. Ignoring the contribution of chemical or short-range forces, this means that —e + (h2/ m)x (3n/7r)2/3 should be the same for both metals. In the Sommerfeld model for a metal38 (uniformly distributed electrons confined to the interior of the metal by a step-function potential), there is no surface potential, so the difference of outer potentials, which is the contact potential, is given by... [Pg.57]

Fig. 3.5 Examples of electromechanical and electronic pressure measuring devices. Fig. 3.5 Examples of electromechanical and electronic pressure measuring devices.
Thermoelectric flame failure detection Analog burner control systems Safety temperature cut-out Mechanical pressure switch Mechanic/pneumatic gas-air-ration control Thermoelectric flame supervision Thermal combustion products, discharge safety devices Electronic safety pilot Electronic burner control systems Electronic cut-out with NTC Electronic pressure sensor/transmitter Electronic gas-air-ration control with ionisation signal or 02 sensor Ionisation flame supervision Electronic combustions product discharge safety device... [Pg.221]

At solar-like temperatures, most of the free electrons come from easily ionized metals (Na, Mg, Al, Si, Ca, Fe) which for solar chemical composition total about 10-4 of the hydrogen number density leading to an electron pressure that is about... [Pg.51]

Ax = / — x is the ionization potential from the lower state of the line and 0.75 eV is the electron detachment potential of H. [M+/H] = [M/H] + [v], where x is the degree of ionization which changes negligibly while it is close to one, and the electron pressure cancels out. A9 can be identified with A9f obtained by optimally fitting neutral lines with different excitation potentials to one curve of growth (see Fig. 3.13), or deduced from red-infrared colours. As a refinement, a small term [0] should be added to the rhs of Eq. (3.59) to allow for an increase of the weighting function integral towards lower effective temperatures. [Pg.69]

Note that iron is sufficiently ionized in the solar atmosphere that the abundance of Fe I can be neglected and its partition function (or the ground-state statistical weight gi) and the electron pressure cancel out. [Pg.423]

Electronic polarization, 10 21 Electronic pressure sensors, 20 651-657 Electronic products market, 24 331-333 Electronic properties, of compound semiconductors, 22 150t, 151 Electronic recycling, 21 364 Electronics... [Pg.307]

An orthogonal array design and electronic pressure programming have been described for the optimisation of the GC determination of NP [76]. The characterisation of isomers of technical NP previously reported by Giger et al. [77] was further improved by GC-MS and GC-FTIR [78] identifying 14 isomers. On the other hand, Wheeler et al. [79] indicated the presence of five different groups of isomers of the 22 separated isomers. The isomeric composition of APEO mixtures and their structure elucidation are discussed in more detail in the next section. [Pg.91]

Electrons spontaneously flow from the zinc to the copper electrode because copper has a greater afflnity for electrons than does zinc. We will discuss a procedure for quantifying these affinities in a few pages. At this point, we recognize that each reactant has a characteristic affinity and that this difference in affinity creates an electron pressure differential across the wire. This differential is detected as a voltage. [Pg.173]

The degree to which electrons are driven from the anode to the cathode can also be thought of as an electron activity, e. This activity is analogous to an electron pressure, rather than to a concentration, and is usually expressed as pe where... [Pg.175]

The phenomena of photodisintegration and electron capture deprive the star of support from photon and electron pressure. The former drain their energy in shattering iron nuclei, whilst the latter are purely and simply eliminated from the game. Under gravity s tyranny, the core suddenly implodes. [Pg.147]

Figure 2.16 Electronic pressure gauge to follow/control the pressure in sapphire NMR tubes. The small dead volume allows the pressure in the tube to be measured precisely and also allows the pressure variation to be monitored with time. Figure 2.16 Electronic pressure gauge to follow/control the pressure in sapphire NMR tubes. The small dead volume allows the pressure in the tube to be measured precisely and also allows the pressure variation to be monitored with time.
The total electronic pressure Peiectrons can be expressed in terms of partial pressures due to the different electronic waves forming the itinerant electrons cloud (partial waves analysis) ... [Pg.98]

One sees that, at n = 7 (i.e. at Cm, for a half-filling of the 5 f shell) p)P° = 0. If one considers the total electronic pressure Peiectronic of Eq. (9), with pf substituted by at the half-filling of the electronic series this is given totally by pspd as in a lanthanide. [Pg.104]

The f-bandwidth is increased by a factor of two by f-p hybridization, but it is changed little by the f-d interaction. Physically, itinerant f-electrons require the p-states on the anion to propagate throughout the crystal. The f-p contribution to bonding may also be estimated in this simple model. The change of total energy under compression - or electronic pressure - may be estimated from ... [Pg.287]

The reaction was followed continuously by measurement of H2 vented, through an electronic pressure controller (Rosemount Inst, model 5866) set at 9 bar, using a wet gas meter. Liquid samples, of 0.5 mL each, preceded by 0.5 mL to flush the line, were removed for NMR analysis at times corresponding to a spread of conversions from 10 to 90% as estimated from the cumulative hydrogen evolution. Spectra were recorded on 0.1 mL samples accurately diluted with 0.5 mL of D2O containing... [Pg.140]

H. Electronic Pressure Transducers. Electronic pressure transducers equipped with digital pressure readout provide a convienient and fairly compact... [Pg.74]

Electronic manometers provide a convenient method of pressure measurement in a tensimeter, and the general arrangement may be very simple (Fig. 9.3). The one problem which must be anticipated is long-term zero pressure drift, which can be encountered with an electronic pressure gauge. Drift is minimized by maintaining a constant temperature on the pressure transducer and by avoiding mechanical vibration at the transducer. [Pg.91]

Fig. 9.3. Tensimeter based on an electronic pressure transducer. The sample with a microstirring bar is immersed in a constant-temperature bath. The pressure transducer (P), is connected to the glass apparatus by a glass-to-metal seal or a Swagelok fitting. S is a magnetic stirrer. Fig. 9.3. Tensimeter based on an electronic pressure transducer. The sample with a microstirring bar is immersed in a constant-temperature bath. The pressure transducer (P), is connected to the glass apparatus by a glass-to-metal seal or a Swagelok fitting. S is a magnetic stirrer.
Flg. 7.6. Electronic pressure transducer. This sensing unit is based on the measurement of the capacitance between the diaphragm D and sensors S. Px is the pressure being measured and PH is a reference pressure which may be a high vacuum. [Pg.243]

S. Cromer, The Electronic Pressure Transmitter and Self Balancing Relay, U.S. At. Energy Comm., MDDC-803, declassified Mar. 20, 1947. [Pg.39]


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